Friends
Blogs
Artgage > Aching Bones, a Festival and a Birthday 07/08/11
Hollyann Howard > flickr 07/07/11
The Lair of Filth Horror Blog > RIP Bones 04/27/11
Horror Society > David Paul Hebert 04/26/11
Miles and Madness Blog > RIP my friend, Bones 04/20/11
This Is My Basic Blog > Not OK. 04/20/11
Robot Inside > there will never be another quite like you, Bones.. 04/20/11
Punk Globe > Bones Should Not Be Dead
Events
Bones Birthday Bash
Friday & Saturday, August 24-5, 2012, 9 pm
The Comet
Friday
Counterfeit Money Machine
silent auction
surprise guest DJ
Saturday
Jackass
Dixie Trash
Cincinnati Magazine Discussion
With Cincinnati Magazine editors Jay Stowe and Linda Vaccariello, Kathy Y. Wilson lead a public discussion about Bones, his community and the impact of his killing.
Tuesday, May 8, 2012. 7-9 pm.
Joseph Beth Booksellers
2692 Madison Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45208-1321
Memorial Bench Dedication
to honor
David “Bones” Hebert
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Photo album
Facebook Event Page
After Dedication
the Comet
4579 Hamilton Avenue
Northside, Cincinnati OH 45223
Bench fabricated by
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IRONfest II
Southgate House
Saturday, October 29
HALLOWEEN PARTY
COSTUME CONTEST
Whole House Event with
DANDELION DEATH
frankl Project
BANDERAS
dropkickmeJesus
VALLEY OF THE SUN
goddamn gravity
MUDPIES
arlo mckinley & the lonesome sound
EMPTY THREATS
mad anthony
LOHED
the sundresses
SMOKE SIGNALS…
martin luther & the kings
SWEATBAND
the shanks
BONESfest
BONESfest was a weekend of events held to celebrate the life of Bones, to strengthen the community and build awareness, and help support the struggle for responsible and accountable police and city leadership.
Friday, July 8th 2011 @ The Comet
4579 Hamilton Avenue
Silent art auction
Live music from Kill City and Chiva Kneivel.
“White Trash Party”
Saturday, July 9th 2011 @ Bogart’s
2621 Vine Street
Admission $7.00
Live music from Dropkickmejesus, SS-20, The Messengers, Dixie Trash
Sunday, July 10th 2011 @ Hoffner Park
Family-friendly picnic and kickball. Kids and four-legged family welcome.
After-party @ Northside Tavern with live music by Megan Hutch, Williams Family Band, and The Mudpies!
“White Trash Party” Photo Gallery – Metromix 07/09/11
BONESfest could not have happened without help from these amazing people! Visit their websites to browse services, artwork, menus, events and more.
Aaron Kent
Andrea Hitchcock, LMT
Backyard Printing, LA
Betsy Young at Aurore Press
Bill Williams
Bogart’s
Borohio Art Glass
Brenda Flatmo
Brent Thackery
Bryan Corwin
Celeste Sheets, Savage Juliet
Chiva Kneival
Dixie Trash
Don Hogel and Elan Technologies
Dropkickmejesus
Elliot Rankin
Express Service Signs and T-Shirts
Fiberge
Friends of Bones (Cincinnati, New Orleans & Portland, OR)
Gillian Pratt Krygowski
Goodsleeve Screenprinting
Holly Price
Honey of Northside
IndiaBehrens, Skincraft
Innovative Message Therapy
Iris Carson
Jamie Payne
Jennifer Thayer
Jim Tarbell
Kill City
Kore Flatmo
KreativeMindz Handcrafted Goods
La Poste Eatery
Mary Culbertson
Mary Faith Colon
Megan Hutch
Mike Aug and Northslice Pizza
Mike Dorsey
Mike TG @ Holdfast Tattoo
Nancy Carver
Nate Abney and Tommy Partin from Designs by Dana (Covington)
Neusole Glassworks
Northside Tavern
Pilates w/ Myra
PlumeBella
Plurabella
Raeann Richards
Ray Zimmerman, Hardened by Design
Rigel Behrens, SkinCraft
Robert Grossman
Robert McFate
Robot Inside
Seth Tobocman
Shake It Records
Skincraft Piecing & Tattoo
SS-20
Stephanie Winters
Suzanne Kehr
Swan Maiden Soap
The Comet
The Messengers
The Mudpies
The Williams Family Band
TOTAL DUDES!
Portland Memorial & Fundraiser
Bones’ Portland family organized a benefit concert in ten days.
Saturday April 30, 2011
Mt. Tabor Theater
Walter Cryderman
Portland Mercury > Portland Drummer Shot by Cincinnati Police
Portland Mercury event listing
facebook event
Bones Memorial Jazz March: May 1, 2011
Memorial by Scott Fredette
Voodoo by Gregory Cristiani
David “Bones” Hebert Memorial – Photo Gallery – City Beat 05/01/11
Cincinnati City Council: April 27, 2011
WLWT News 5 > Friends of Man Shot by Police Ask City Hall for Answers 04/27/11
Cincinnati Enquirer > Friends of David Hebert Pack City Council (Video) 04/27/11
Cincinnati Enquirer > Friends of ‘Bones’ Pack Council (Gallery) 04/27/11
Cincinnati Enquirer > Friends of Northside man killed by Cincinnati police pack council 04/27/11
WCPO 9 on your side > Northside Residents Seek Answers in Cincinnati Police Shooting 04/27/11
Cincinnati City Council Meeting Photo Gallery
Tributes
BONESBOOK
BONESBOOK was published under the name “A Shady Dog Production.” David “Bones” Hebert was murdered by an officer of the Cincinnati Police Department. A cloud of suspicion and injustice still surround this case. We even got Cheetah Chrome from The Dead Boys to give us permission to use lyrics from “Sonic Reducer” as that was one of Bones favorite songs. This book is a memorial to the life of David “Bones” Hebert and Shady was the name of his beloved dog.
Have Another Round (Courtesy of the CPD)
The recently formed Roots/Americana/AltCountry duo Terminal Union has recorded a song inspired by Bones and the sketchy circumstances surrounding the shooting.
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While Faul had never met Bones, Mathieu (a local music vet who recently relocated back to Cincinnati after some time in Nashville) had seen him perform when he was in bands during the ’90s and had a few drinks with him in the weeks leading up to his death. Mathieu was also living in Northside within a couple hundred feet of where the shooting occurred in early April.
Faul says Mathieu woke up amidst the early morning commotion and looked down as paramedics drove up, checked the body and left in less than a minute.
Mathieu knew someone had died and the next morning he saw the reports that it was a police shooting. Faul says between that and the media retrospectives about the 10th anniversary of the police shooting of Timothy Thomas that sparked widespread unrest in Cincinnati had pushed Mathieu to begin writing a verse for a song. For more material and perspective, Mathieu attended the initial police press conference about the shooting. That’s when he found out it was Bones who had been killed.
Listings
Times-Picayune Obituary and Guestbook
About
Friends of Bones (FOB) is an organization that was formed in response to the fatal police shooting of our dear friend David “Bones” Hebert. Our goal is to support those involved directly in the case, to raise awareness about police violence in our community, and to bring about policy change in police procedures, training, and equipment, while encouraging responsible city leadership.
This website was created to provide a library of information and the latest updates released to the public in this investigation. There are links to background information on David Hebert and Sgt. Andrew Mitchell, as well as photos, video, events, media stories and press release information.
You can contact friends of Bones below.